Native American Education Programming
Native American Education Program
Helpful Links
Native American Programming District Directory
Title VI Public Hearing Presentation
Positive Interventions and Family Connectedness
Seneca Nation of Indians - Official Website
Seneca Nation Department of Education
Seneca Nation Early Childhood Learning Centers
Seneca Language Department - SNI
Culture - Seneca Nation of Indians
Community Services - Seneca Nation of Indians
Title VI Parent Meeting Dates
September 11, 2025October 9, 2025November 13, 2025January 8, 2026- March 12, 2026 - Survey work
- April 16, 2026 - BOE Public Hearing in Board Room
All meetings take place from 5pm-6pm in the High School Library
Educational Programs
- JOM (ES, MS, HS)
- Seneca Language (Grades 1-5)
- Seal of Biliteracy Offered for Seniors
- Indigenous Studies
- Clubs
- American Indian Youth Organization (AIYO)
- Indigenous Honor Society (IHS)
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MESSAGE FROM THE NATIVE AMERICAN EDUCATION PROGRAM
We are a department that promotes acceptance, inclusion and fosters a safe learning environment. We strive for excellence and endeavor to always advocate for our Native American student body and families. Embracing the culture, traditions and history of the past and using this knowledge to educate others and shape the future is our highest priority.
OUR VISION
Empower every Black Knight by nurturing cultural pride, belonging, and resilience in an environment of respect, learning, and community — where all are encouraged to be respectful, be responsible, and be safe.
OUR MISSION
Every Black Knight will honor their identity, embrace their strengths, and achieve their fullest potential through opportunities that celebrate culture, promote academic success, and build strong connections between school, family, and community. We commit to fostering a school community where students are guided to be respectful, responsible, and safe in all they do.